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American College of Emergency Physicians - ACEPOrganization URL(s)
membership@acep.org
Other Contact Information
1125 Executive Circle
800-798-1822 (Voice - Toll-free) DescriptionThe American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP), founded in 1968, is a medical specialty organization of 22,743 members, 53 chapters, and 25 sections that focus on critical issues, such as injury prevention, trauma care, pediatric emergency medicine, EMS, toxicology, cruise ship medicine, and disaster medicine. The organization monitors and advocates on emergency medicine issues, conducts continuing medical education, produces public education materials on a wide variety of health and safety topics, recommended clinical standards for emergency medicine and EMS, and funds research fellowships in emergency medicine. Online Resources
Print ResourcesACEP publishes public education materials (brochures, flyers, articles) on a wide variety of health and safety topics, and fact sheets on key emergency medicine issues. A publications catalog from ACEP's bookstore highlights comprehensive source of emergency medicine and CME publications, including clinical manuals and textbooks on adult pediatric emergencies, the premier publication "EMTALA: Providing Emergency Care Under Federal Law," and a new "First Aid Manual." ACEP also publishes the premier emergency medicine journal "Annals of Emergency Medicine."
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